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Bent County register., 1887-10-08
From the sydney Mail.

From the sydney Mail.
Mrs. Mackay, the wife of the rich
American, is determined to posssss
cloak made from the breasts of birds
of Paradise. These birds are sold At
thirty shlllings each. The breast is
about four inches broad, and .bout
six inches long at the greatest length,
and nearly heart-shape; the upper
portion is about an inch and half
deep, and is like the finest plush, in
color = deep sealbrown; the color
shades off below to pinky tsrracot-
ta. About 500 birds will be neces-
sary to furnish enough for the cloak,
and to secure them Mrs. Mackay has
dispatched two skillful marksmen di-
rect to New Guinea, and they are
now engaged In the Wholesale
slaughter. The mantle will be cost
ly, but the work of destruction will
be so great that it Is to be hoped but
few imitstors will be found.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08
Business fo1als.
s.1,ea Hay ser sole.

H. B. Bell, of Dodge City, Kans.,
will sell baled hay loaded on the cars
at Cimarron, Kans., at ten dollars =
| ton.
H. F. Sharpless Notary Public. If.
The finest line of millinery goods
At Chas. Reitler's.
An immense stock Of the latest
style gents clothing at Chas Reitler's.
Hats and caps to suit the taste of
all at Chas. Reitler's.
Go to Reitler's 10 get tho best
boots and shoes.
Go to Reitler's store to find dry
goods, boots and shoes.
One hundred and forty-nx differ
ent kinds of mems and boys hats at
Rei,ler's. If.
Insure you- property in good
Companies with oooALs IS CoorEs
Money to loan on FIRST mortgage
security for term of years.
Aft BANK OF LAMAR
Goodals i Cooper will insure your
house against loss by Fire, Lightning
or Tornadoes.
FoE SALx-The Lamar Drug
Store property can be bought at =
bargain. For terms etc, address,
GEo. F JosEs, Dodge City, Ks. 4stf
WANTED-A girl to do general
house work IN private family, german
or sweede preferred, apply at REGIS
TEE office. If.
l hereby appoint the firm of
Hughes Bros, Of Trinidad, Colorado,
With full power to collect and settle
al accounts due the firm of the late
P. N. Noble At Lamar, Colorado.
All persons indebted to the said firm
are requested to call and settle i'm
mediateiy.
ARs. P. N. NoRLE,
Administrative.
iahAs. ROitl0r
Has sold, his stock of groceries to
". L. Swift d Co.. to make room for
the mammoth srock of dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, that is
coming.
FORBADE.
A patent reel oven and complete
bakers outfit. Apply At this Office.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

1t has been agreed between the
Union Pacific, the Denver & Rio
Grande and the Denver & Rio Gran
de Western to extend to the clergy
half-fare rate, which is also to include
Sisters of Charity and mission teach
ers over all the territory between the
Missouri river and Utah. In effect
ing this arrangement the Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fs was not repre-
sented. An effort is also being made
to extend the summer ra les from the
Missouri river to the mountain points
so ~ to accommodate winter traffic.
it being held that the resorts in the
mountains were just As much resorts
for wintor ~ summer and therefore
should have reduced rates all the
year round. The idea il 10 unusual
that the roads are separately consid-.
ering the advisibility of the reduc-.
ton and will report at the next meet.
ing Of the officials to be held ln this
city in = few days,-Denver Repub-
licsn.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

An Eastern Texas paper remarks
that it does not feel called to answer
"svery Kissing reptile that crowls his
slime across our path way" This
Was in answer to an esteemed con-
temporary which had called him a
"slab-sided, razor-backed, lop-eared,
sag bellied, corn-toed wolf-whelp,-
Ration Range.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

A Boston clergyman last Sunday
informed his congregation that he
had ma,hematical proof that the mel
lennium was due next year. Well,
we never went quite to that length.
All we have maintained is that the
republicans are to be restored to the
control of National affairs in 1885.
The Boston clergyman is doubtless
something of an snthusiast.-Pusblo
Chisftaip.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

At no time this year has there been
such demand for freighters IS the
present. Travellers to Lamar report
meeting from ten to twelve daily
bound to Springfield, and among the
freighters themselves there is = feel
ing of confidence very encouraging
to the residents of southeastern Colo
rado.-Springield Beacon.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

Mr.. A. CLARK, one of our most suc-
cessful farmers, raised between
twenty-five and one hundred bu., of
swest potatoes on apatch hardlylsrger
than an ordinary garden. Are there
any other farmers in Bent county,
outside the ditch, that can make =
better showingl-Granada Expo
nent.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08
Thanks.

The BENT COUNTY REGIsrER pub
lished at Lamar, Colorado, Is a
sprightly journal, and is very enthu-
siastic in its advocacy Of that boom
ing town and the advantages of the
farming section of Eastern Colorado
Kansas City Real Estate Record.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

"Go ahead and learn to smoke, and
drink, and chew and swear" an Atch-
ison father said to his son, who was
showing disposition to hit the pipe.
81 suppose you are bound to learn all
these things, any way, and the sooner
you learn them, and get tired of them
the sooner You car reform and be-
come an evangelist. Go at it now,
and perhaps you may become = boy
evangelist and reflect credit on your
y."-Atchison Globe.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

Glarance Washburn and Grant
Lee two young business men of
Lamar, Colorado, are in the city this
week attending tho fair.-Kinsley
Kans. Mercury.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

SOME PoIN s-L.ma be the Crest depot OF uppy for the
mar, of No point to that territory
It will .so during be the great shipping point for
Thousands will locate this spring in the country adjs
Land Once being located here thous
and. Of looking will Lamar during the winter and
..rlv sprinr exception Lamar the great booming
double money sixty
Inv . in the Holmes 4 Psmenr thecity Of Lamar
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

Villas is TO have another Newspaper
and tho Democrat extends sympathy
to its editor.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

The President is doubtless surpris-
ed to see brick and stone dwellings
and great many people this side of
the Allegheny Mountains.-DspYer
Republican.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

The Cheyenne Wells Gazette says
Lamar parties are to open bank in
that town.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

If you have anything to sell and
don't advertise it, take it down cellar
and cover 1t up with ; wash tub.-Pu-
eblo Merry World.
Bent County register., 1887-10-08
CROSSING

addition which viii opportunity
thousands of dollars have been
during the SIX months and
thousands future Thisnew addition the
splendid opportunities for With quick returns @
read, for he Sale of Friday, February 4th
Bent County register., 1887-10-08

portion and adjoins the the South
That addition will be the residence portion
of the city and choicest ground about Lamar.
10 high dry and under the system of irrigating
which hav already b.en completed. In
addition will be through
the streets, the will be
found at Colorado Springs
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plsrIaerIanEn aTEsrs.

ssnalor Stanford ana Mr.. CFocksE.
together with Inc party accompanying
thsm. vii probably visit Seattle today
on their return FROM Victoria Thsis
stay 10 The Qaeen City Gill necessarily
be shost. bus hsweFsr shoEt u mag Be,
3, yin be Sufficiently lon9 20 ssabls
thsm 70 80 that Seattle b n fsoa. -
veil In name. the oaesn City Of The
PaslAs Northwest.
TIE namss Of Stanford and osOakss
ere - pFomlnsasiy idsnalaed with ~
hiulsss Of the Pasihs Coast that thsy
ere almosa hsasshold words In ever
city and village frefa SAn Diego %
Junsaa. Few @sn have done mort
shan thsy 10 aid the development % tAs
great paxion IN uhish ahey are 80 greatly
inasEssssa. end fss msn have . more
aeeaEaaa knovlease 81 NE sesoarsaI
ana capabilities ef tAs csasl. Iss bic
eco b Ne aaOgY q THAR lises.
Tie people Of Seattle ulli regret ain
esrsay shai MssnFA Stamford ana orosA
- sannas tsagss remain their eaeat
anA theT wiil Ell loia viii ths PosE
Inxnz11aEScua IN vtEhaag lhAl ne dc
tinguishsd visitors vlr SEGA AGAIN ~
tarn 10 PaRsa sOuna asd that thsy uil
than accord The psopas of ne oasel
Oity hasiag OppOssanity 10 SAsw thsi
saEAEa faa ne var 0sssEnos Of Cali
foFaia and ~ frianAa
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vILLARD TmG nUPReMg An.
TmOMKTY.

TIE interview with NJ. A. d. OhaEl
ton, General wsssszn PasssnesF Aesnl
el TIE RosthsFn Paei6s. which vas tsls
grapAed from San Fsaneisoo % Tues.
day, indicates that thai gentleman 70
alInss how eonpisasly the order Of
things 10 the Northern Paeiao has been
changed. Having been asked an i'm.
pegtant question concerning The future
poiIey Of The road, Mr.. Charlton stated
thaa be- could not answer n and that q
waa qassiion shieh .oould only be
answered By M. Willard" This az
LFsauion, coming from 90 high IN Of
iielsi e. NJ. Charlton. indicates how con-
plstsly NJ. Willard controls the propsr-
y 10 che management Of which be has
90 recently Fstsrusd. IN NJ. Ohagltou's
oplnion NJ. Willard 10 Me only man Who
can tell whether or nee the Nogthsrn
Pasihs viil Join IN The leaas Of TIE
property Of NE Oregon Railway a Nav
igalion Company, and u may accord
InEly BE- inferred that be l. ths man
who will decide The qasstion. The
truth d that Nj. Willard Ia really, u nol
appasAntly, a. somplsasly master Of The
Northern Paeihs 90 he yes four years
aao.
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Philip RIsE,of walIa walls. isa holdsE
Of Seattle property. Having bssn a.
proaehod Fessntly By the protectors Of
the Mili and Jackson street oabls roads,
WHO desired him 10 eostFibule 70 Tie
subsidy demanded b. the sonslEusslou
company, b. Fsplied In . IstisE from
which The following d 81 extract:
viii 10 pleased % hslp Tie enter
RElas Of starting eable Foad - Seattle
and shall 10 shoEt time send q deed 10
some Of my iand. never saw Q tosn
more deserving of success than Seattle.
6hs Il boand 70 win.
The sLtespEise, publis spirit and en-
thaslssm Of NJ. hits are worthy Of lmi-
tation. Ths people Of seattle .shoaid
learn o lesson from : uon-Essident
property hoidsF who b aba 10 sossass
what the future Of Seattle h 10 be and
ID willing 10 aid Id bringing about The
prosperity which be predicts. Mr.,
Bits is > man Of wids sxpssiense and
intimals asgaaintanos With the entirs
Northwest. and be makes no misisks
when be says Of Seattle. ''Bhs is bound
40 VIM
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he sisisment sessnlly tsisxrsuhel
ossr Ne so1ntsy 70 he eaees thai ~
Montana Ceairai railroad viii bs ca
teudsd 10 ths Pasias ooass withiB -
nsxi lwo ysam % ahs ARA pahsis an
nounosmsmt laat ths ManitobA road 4
aimiaR Ter TIE Pssias. Ths Monasna
Central i he western sxlssasn % ths
Maniisbs. It's bsing buIlt viii mas-
Vicious rapidly and yin fsssh Helsna
within Q few weskG II hes Iona besn
gsnsEalIy undsEslsod that The westward
march Of lhs Manitoba woald not esass
until tide wstss bad been reached, bui
this Il The hfss intimatioa that has
been given to The public that wosk O.
ths road uoold be pasbed without osas-
ina until another tEansoonsinsntal line
Is aAdsd " those already IN existence.
The Manitoba win rsaoh tide wafer On
Paass eound. and 10 Requires no essaa
amount Of fosesiahi 10 So that its
terminus Wfil b Seattle.
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NOTICE o. DlssoLuTIoU.

NoficK - HKREsY GIVEN THAT rHR
&N eopsrtserseip hsraaafors sxistior hetwer-
- A y. 0brisa aad George n Rsas. n.
f1st 1ognasnd, W T. unaer - an 49,. !;
hefa 9. bfis1, has tkin dsy hesn ais-olvss
- nstoal eo1nanf. Ne al k6nuas n osBT,ss
rsllring tlon SID baEiueaa. uhieh MI Il.
sonaas,ed e fstars b GeoEae Il. Rass. w.
~, vi eollect 81 monsJs dea ths 80 a.,
- sA11se ~ eates andisa lfzbHlaiea.
e--se Fes' tesosend, y T. esPt. 20, lss9.
aBoHHk \ nEEa
sftf@ I. H. O.ekiEN.
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Ths saeoeNs 81 usaisaaHi Ealiasky',
aNuFta 10 eonsiFaea loaa range ayna-
mlas gan vEll 80 Ear toward rsvelssiau,
aalng warfare. Aecording 10 me tsls-
erapAed Macounaa of Ne trial a. For,
LAfAyesas. % rssaaay, he lcas EanRs
sun h . tsEFiels sngtas 81 assiFusiioa,
and uhAi Il maEs rsmArkAhaa. is pr
fssily anasr ~ eentFel u tAoss eho
Gre a. xAllnsky Aas bssn snsAesd n
his sxpaEi@enas With dgnasnits Cos
away @oaaha TIA ssFieas prsAaem
wllh walsh b haA - eo@lsaA asd
q uas . psShlsa Walsh tsv believed b
wsalA b che - sOlSs. uas - - 49,
ssrasa > xaa sd aynanits sAsa tAai
eAs sneli coed nst essXpseasd e ses
hnsasns % aRtnH ne SsOsnt trtAl sn6t-
sAasa tAaa b. AAa aalged tAaa pr0aaaz.
suEesaaa<a 6g Representatives 81 ai@sas
svsEy assssnmeaa. EaltnaAy Sas ais -
ass ison III gan SELLS esoiaininx afiT
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Ths Massachusetts, Democrats dc
pIayed nnuszal eandos IA 6aneEihinc
Mr.. OIssslAad - : Prssidsns N.
''ksous % SsEih o. so1sh q Eant q
Wesi.S
Prssidsni Cleveland has more thaa
onss given ths ps0pis q he wsst 4
understand that BE knows nothina d
tha region Ia whish They Iiys. Whss b
osannissd hia sabimi. fsE instanss. h
spponssa aim0sl eniisaIy sbliEisns q
81 ne sxistsnss Of - WEI ard %
tally unsoussioss Of TIE impofthnss d
shs vast sssiion - which hs aIloHsd &
single representative IN his sabinsA
when be ordered The return Of the
rsbsi haisls aaas hs appeared 70 Be 10.
tally nneonsaloas q ths sxiaisneo Al
the NORTH. aiitwas esnsFaliy supposed
that be vas eonvinoed about that tims
that he NoEsh vas sill sn important
portion Of the United States and thai
he spirit which 70 displayed some twen
ty-hvs years ego stiIi existed and oOald
be relied apon 10 sxsFt lssslf lwhansvsr
ths occasion rsquiFsa u. u sssms. how
ever, that this eplni0n vas ssEonssu1
and that the President is stiil blissfulIy
ussonsoioas Of The sxistsnss Of tie
North.
Ths New England hahermen whose
vessels have besn ssizsd By ahs Cana
dian ofhcials withous . shadow Of
iussiaoation, whose business has .beon
Fuinsd By 3 determined and psrsisssnt
effort 70 drive thsn from The fishing
grounds Of the north Atlantic and
whose appeals 10 she government for
assisaanes IN asserting their rights have
besn q unhssdad ~ II thay he'd been
addressed 10 The szlian Of Mosoooo.
viii bear svidsnes 70 shs fast thas the
President knows no East.
NJ. Cleveland appsars 10 have full
knosIedae 81 the exislsnee Of she South,
e. bEiaadisFs from that ssction Of ths
country hays been running his admins.
lEaiion from tbs beainninG. Il 10 Ger
tain. however, that be knsw nothing Of
10 sxisltsnes ~ tine when other sbIs
bodied yoapa mea we're masshina b.
thousands into the South foE the purposs
Of proving 70 NE doubling Southssner1
she proposition that this 10 q Nation
and that Il cannot be destroyed by any
crowd Of dlsaEuniled politicians Who
happen 10 eopspiEs together 70 accom-
plish that object. Mr.. Cleveland, hos
ever, was veEy buay hunting . substitute
absna THAI time. and his apparent IN
consciousness Of the sziaisncs Of the
South Is probably due 70 the fsot that
be VS. snsissly snRr0sssd IN shat oseu-
patloa.
Tia Massachusetts, Democrats are
RIGHT. We have . Preeidsnt Who knows
no NeEth or Boash or East or West. He
knows no North when he sees 81 10
paudsE 10 the latent spirit of treason.
He known no South when treason IL
rampant there and The sons Of the
North ere Fastening 10 oIsr their Ines
on the Altar Of NE union. He knows
no EAs, when American interests are e.
tacksd and American nshsFmsn appeal
10 him fog aasistAnoa. He knows no
wesl when be makes 40 his osbinsts OF
81 any other timdp To him The narrow
siFip Of country between Buffalo and
Wan street Il the Unissd States. and be
truly knows nothing Of lhs country Of
whleh he is shs ofaoial head.
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mn. nLLAnD,I HkrURH

Los An411ft 4Ftoans
Ths reaurn OF Mr.. Willard 70 pover IN
tha Affairs % che NorsheFn Paaido Rail-
roea--fsr that q what bis election Is q
diraotaT meAna-will hava q large In.
auenos both on that comRanF and on
tha ssnew Nosihwesl.n A. the President
some wears nru, De ala 3 vast amount
az woFk that had magnificent resulta,
and for 9 tine mads him Q very hero.
nnt d wae not for ioneg The tide sud
daily turned, his stocks and bonds vent
doun, doun, down. ID price, the bald
inc AZ new toWns wna ebandaned and
lmnfovemsnts Ia cid towns we're post.
uoued. An this hsd the consequences of
impOVeEiahina Hg. Willard and drivina
him fFam Ne coniroi Of q great rail-
FaaA ne oonlRol waa transferred
from Hew York 10 Philadelphia, With
tAe result % alili further disluFbina
gAlass and % eonfusina prospsets IN
waahingson TeKrttofy aud In 0rezob.
Tue PhiladelDhiA, o. WFighl. tuasFesa
hes attempted. end no9 without partial
successes, 20 aEbitrafily change the een-
tiers Of irade-to Nj certain old towns
and - give hiflh and eapesnanee 10 nsu
towns. Seattle waa NJ. Wflght'a special
avsFsion, and Tacoma hls apeeiAl PEA.
teEtland, even. was soukot 10 Be ia
furaa that TaeOrnA Eteha have boom.
II oanno9 b sid Tor certain what
yin Be ne pslisy Of ths nsw manage
reoaa aa 10 tAesa to- eitiea % Puget
Soand. noE a. 20 Portland. Bua u ID
svi6snsly believed q seatais that that
sikg wfil nos have 10 Haht ne great
FallroaS anY lanGeE tAaA shoald Be ia
fFfaaa end ehief auppasA This halisf.
entertained hy lee moaa in1sliiaeat sitl-
bsna. viii aeoo4nt for the iasilalien
tAaa uAs taaalgRA h When The news uas
Fsosived q M. Yillard's elsction. They
have deoa veil - Fetaice. u u aeso
that tbs nee direoses, Woo 9TH viEtaally
eaa&rcl ne NpgteeEa Pacific Company,
b man Of tfaa te1asity, AID kaswa
kau % inye1f resources. he viii b
tikslE 10 tabe 40 matters aoaat wheFe
b. was sampsllaa 10 lst thsm arop. ~
aatis wiIl b treated "a Lass as yell e.
TacomA 10 tne fatHFe. Ths frtbsHs
wsald eon9Eataiata that sitg. vile a.
vanla9ea e toeation snd established
aralls eonneetieng ell davn he Hoana,
ca 10 nsw sna eFtRhssua1 psospsels.
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saeona had eaees bcashA anlA nna
BEasand Ter ~ L. l. hkEw A Co. eornsF
taoan6 aaA oola@hlA saruaaa. anaolm
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sALEmv nEa.

Wizard tsiesFArAs1 fro@ ksS Vera 10
tAs Mayer % eeAslia. aAysng thai zee
iasa eiainls Of oeaaais Wili b EeeoGniEsd.
ss IL olbsE wssda seatlia viii nol m9rk
lonEsF be 6'Hcgiman4an1 aEAiast b Ne
HaFtksFa fasl1s u tAver q Taeama.
faara Il aeeeF1snEly 8sat fsistst1a ~
eaatfae. ard 90 wtEh wa had te2a eoT.
nas tsts IN tAAa city. Yea eant eoaans
eatsSpFfa az usore thEn yoa en- eoE-
Ace sasaw.--cxrpsA &sessenasH-
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lN BRlFF. ann no THR POM


Dyspepsia 10 dreadful. Disordsred
liver b misery. IndiRssiion l. . foe 10
coed nature.
The human digestive apparatus Is one
Of the mast eompEieatsd and Wsndefful
things n existeuoe. u 10 easily Pat oas
Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bed cookery, mental wsery, late hoars,
irregular habits. and many o4her things
which ouaht not 10 be, have made The
AmsTicAn people . nasioa CT dyspeptics.
Bat 0reen'a AuQasf Flower has done
q woAderfnl work In FeforminQ this sad
business and making he American peo.
pie 20 healthy that they can ep3oy their
meals and Be happy.
Remembsr.-Ho hsppineN without
health. But Creams AuRust Flower
bFinRs health ana happiness 70 the dys-
peptie. Ask youF dfuRRist for Q bottle.
Seventy ave eents. DIV
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DArax avn WEEKLY.


puhaAAs1 d d puss nundlnx. q IN
sEsst Bssitia wssA H.
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NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION
or PARTNKRsHuP.

THR FIRM 4ERKroBoKB KxTsTFRG I'm
Ger ne name and tsyls q p. J. lair 4 Co
aetnE ousloess IN ne city Of saastIs, W. r.. =
tnia day dlase.ved ~ masual oonssat. M J
=. han@loEn haysna purchases ths eufirs
t1tersG e 2. J. Lair 10 tAs business, ssd Al.
saeaing A. oollea.ions o. ne eFm aad eoIleet.
rs al dsbts due he aama.
?. J. LAIR,
J. H. REN0SroRPF.
s..rrI4 v. 2. sept. u lssi. seiaa
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an Inca iAbia esm4sk. Sae; bed
sFsss1s fsss sAs@ranss sAiA sea Rras-
eSssa 8lars
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NEW ADYERTTBKA[KNTe.
Plano TUNIMc.

DRoF. A. L. FRANCIS WILL BR n SEAT
IL lie fsw dHya Haying had twenty years
experisnee u The baHineaa. And usls 9 meta
% vAioh q ualsd satir b upoa scisBtiae
prinoipisa, thoss who pntxeuias him can d.
PEND upol arsa QnaItty ucEk. Leave orders
a. Los maa Haniord's az q. Davies q Con- D
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and master that he weg nol q BE tanta-
lied. and psooseded 20 impress he fast
open her sosnssnan0a. 1he peltee Nerl
calisd upon 70 Fsprsss kizn, end he city
treasury e $50 besssE Oh ewing 10 TIN
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city have sued HsFbert y. BeeekeF,
Special TEsnaugy AGENT, and e. Oellee-
Cor % oneanEna for he gam Il S668.el.
Ths olaintiHB miiees thas B6sshsR 70.
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Renfllatsd IN he DisiFist Court ssxt
ozannAk NEWS.
A. W. Bash Of this city, and William
4oNaugbt Of Beaalle, left this morning
fcE O'sooyouBa. Bntiah Colnmhia. a.
aasnts Ter large ayndloats Of capital
ists, who aEe enoeavofina - Parohaee
au 1905 aeFe tfAnl Of land and 5000
head Of cattle. The gentlemen vii Be
gone several weeks.
A. w. Boois. Of Wilderness and
bcole, PoFt Lndiow. vent 10 Victoria
today Cd route 20 San Francisco. The
new 114o006f W lill8m ~ 8eWott mas
basn suoooasfully lsunohed e Port
LadloW y this firm. Another fonR
masted schooner win be launched she
latter part Of next month.
O. 4. Carter, bEotheE Of Mrs. Greed,
Of this eity, arrived today from Oregon.
Nh. Carter Ii good mschanic and
viii make che port Of entry his future
home.
Ths aohoonaFn Husnsms from Port
Ludlow and OaronA from Pofl Gamble,
beth lumber laden, arrived In San
Pedro on the f6sh inst.
The bark Calnaa, loaded With lumber
frem Port HadIock. arrived In San
Diego on last Friday.
The British hask Bienda, watch dear
ed from this port on July LIST with a65,-
065 fest Of iumbeF for Melbourne, pat
lnto sydney. y. 8. w., on the 18th. par
tislly dismasted dusiag heavy gale.
Tue eohooner Fred Sanders. lumber
laden from Utsalady, sailed today for
1an Francisco.
Pozr TowNsznD, Sept. q.